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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
rHE LArREL.sTRrEr CHURCH.
This House of worship to be DcGi-
Gated Tomorrow.

The Lamcl-Strcct Methodist Episco-
pal church, the cornerstone OF which
WAS laid in June, 1850, will bc formally
dedicated to the worship of God to-
morrow. There will I've preaching at
il 4. NJ, 3 p. NJ. and 7:10 T. VI. Tho
formal ceremonies will be- held at Tn,
afternoon service. The Right Rev.
William Wallace Duncan, of spartan
burg :. G., who was expected here to
oiliciatc at the dedlcatlon, has written
the pastor, KEY William T. NHenI
that he cen not come ley. Dr. 'H-r-
land, presiding elder OF TINS district
who Will return irom Lynchour& ms
afternoon, VIII probably preach inc
acknowledgements Ih' relalnd'r n oi
the programme OF exercises has mot
been fully arranged, but VIII hc com
pletcd today.
The church is a plain Gothic struc-
ture of brick, rooted with slate, 2NlN
feet with porch projecting IN front s
feet and pulpit recess projecting M
r'9r feet
Ihc bascm' ht has % clear p''ch ol IO
ic,t oud is comfortably ntt-d my i't
-unGdy-schooi and lecture purposes.
Tic audlcnce-room above Is b3N t'
feet with rooted ceiling. The aytrl
pitch is - feet There are narrow s..,.
galleries suspended nom the roof h}
iron rods, ald choir gallery over t'-
v,stilulc j. feet deep. The W1,l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Personally and Hriefs.

Mr.. !. H. Dobie, clerk OF Essex
county, is in the city.
Misses Carrie l.. Eubank and Ella
Shipman aud Messrs. Charles 7. Mon
taete and W. i. Edwards each won q
medal at the session OF Pen-Art Hall
Writing School which closed Thursday
4 number Of pupils received certificate
for proficiency.
On Yesterday Mr. r. y. Kendler, trea-
s1rcr Of Anchor Lodge, No. 8, Order OF
the Golden Chain. in the presence OF
c. Y. Bargamin, commander, and A.
W. Pcarce. secretary, handed to Mrs.
Ellen y. Ricketts,, widow of the late
George W. Ricketts, check for q, 900,
the sun paid by that order to relatives
Of a deceased brother.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
rIae TIentre.

Coldslniih's comedy "She Stoop.
to Conquer Was presented at tn.
Theatre last night before large and
fashionable house. Mr.. Robson per
sonated TONY Lumpkin " and Mr..
Crane "Hardcastle. -
"She Stoops to Conquer will b.
repeated at the matinee to-day, and 10
night Merry Wives Of Windsor,
with Mr.. Crane as Sir John Falstaf
end Mr.. Robson as Master Abrlhlm
slender" will be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
A EiE Enterprise.
-Ry lcIegrarL b Lhe Dlspalch.

10y t'Fihih ~ wv Hi'FnHAfI
SELMA, Ala, january PA decla-
ration Tor the incorporation Of the Selma
Land Improvement and Furnace Com
pany, with . capital Of $1,000 900, WAS
flied in the Probate Court Of this coun-
ty to-day by the incorporators r.. VI.
Nelson, A. T. Parish, solomon kOhn,
G. ". Hooper, W I. Wales, william
U'lmon, ,. ~ Vaughan, and James
W. lloorc. The company proposes
to build IA stan,4rl- auSe railroad into
the Cahala coal- and iron-fells,
10 erect Ga, e'.,i and two iron fur
naccs: to build roling-mills, and
establish kindred enterprises. During
the war between the States the Con-
federatc Government had here a large
arsenal, naval foundry, ami ship-yarls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
pa.ice Court.

The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday morning:
Pattie Barnes (coloreD, disorderly
and fighting on thestreet Fined g. 81
and costs.
Oscar Halst, Philip Timmons, and
Thomas Wynne, vagrants. Ordered to
leave town in twenty-four hours.
Henry Anderson lcolored), L.; A.
Cox (coloredD, Frank Drake, and w. j.
johnson. drunk Fined each 81 and
costs.
Riley Brown (colored), drunk and
trespassing upon the premises of Emma
Porier; also, assaulting and beating
John w. Boyd. Dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
RICHMOND VA. SATURDAY MORNING JANUARY % 1887

sons passing in and out Of Clarkson's
place lest Sunday, and Robert Gaines
testified that he was in there on the day
named and got whiskey 10 drink. Al
ter hearing such positive evidence
against him GARRISON pleaded guilty
and promptly paidthe fine Of SO which
Justice Richardson imposed on him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Delicious Drink.
CEYLON COFFEE.
'HRlsTIAN, WHITE 4 Co.
" Who're Pnrity ia Appreciated. -

The best evidence u the real.worth Of an arti-
Gle Is to-how how 4, is appreciated at homo
The following list represents lhe.leaIing Balu-
more grocers now selling
-t-sr CASsARD's PCRR LARD:
Thos. VI. Reese & sons. jordan Stabler,
r. r. II. lawson, Thomas l. Reese,
f. e.. ilipsley x Co., W II. Boggs & Co,
" r. Cowman & Co, T. \. Agnew X Co..
r. d. Fnnan CO., Hamilton French,
II. A. Per-on a Co, ;. Einoni' & Brother,
V. Duffy NCo.. Elwarl-, Daneker &
j. f. OIIara, Green,
John Oliver < son. Geo. *. McGaw & Co..
Walk Brothers. List GaeOier.
4. y. Crowder. u. g. Yingling & Sou,
Martin Rhode & son, Philip knaiz;
T.. Frank Hook, }. g. Cowman 4 Bro,
j. Keady 4 Co. Wagner * Co.,
". T.. Elliott x Co.. William L. Ihicnnu,
G.. II. Pumphrey, i. j. Murphy,
Hughes & Browning, John 7. Fahey
q. A. Clotworthy. Madison l.. Day,
G.. f.. Hines. T.. Adams sons,
a. :. Whithy, Eugene Cook.
Hy. Paih,e. George ". Banks.
f.. :. Hopkins S CO., Johu Frank,
f. +. Bond. Edward Reese & son.
John y. Matthews, Watson & Cannon,
Edward Cowman, Joseph g. johnson,
Mr.. j. r. Webster, g. G. Ruppel,
Walter j. /. Dyer, W. H. Fisher,
Al. Ilghtucr, Walter Dyer * Co,
!. r. Johnson. John F. Thomas,
Joseph Rutherford, Robson Brothers,
G.. =. Hickman, ". W. Lindsay,
Percy NJ Reese. :. Norwood K Co,
Howard Brothers, Pm ilofstetter,
". A. Oliver, r. 4. Mercer,
VA. B'andau & Co.. John Jameson,
r. hyuchau, ". J. jameson 6 Son,
G. A. 1hwoGu. i. W. Meade,
T.. PiuoG, r. Bali,
John schultz, k""0p Brothers.
G.. Buc-cheI. l.. DE Cor7e.
James johnson. Eiird-e pa'xhau.
Weaver & etubD-, ". ID. Eilrid e.,
q. II. Duncan. smith * Bi-k,
William llcn-haw, Jamcs q. fusty.
William Crook y Son, 1ho'. ~. Groon & Bro,
Charles H. Him, Rankin Kane.
Alexander McCiint0ck, =. ~. Evans,
Frank II. kampe. Jonn Rrener,
". W. Oster, George Krug Brother
p. Nugeni. !. l. Is j. }. Cassidy,
Sylvester Cook, JohnG. Neiinger
T. Tghe & Brother. T.. W. Mofett a Brother
Henry Mesner, Lnmariine VI. Smith,
Muller * Schs ute. J. II. lieyn,
Nicholas Reter, Thomas Shields,
=. Fenneman. Myers Andes & Co.
c. II. Schnibte, Caleb Kelly & sons,
W. y. stewart, L. H. Reitz,
Poulton & Brother, Charles +. Muller.
John II. Walker, j. FL. Mcclellan 6 Bro
Z. b. Trayers, Z. 7. Carter.
A. Martini Striyen & Wacker,
Sommerwerck Il Weig- d. Struyen,
hardt, o. r. Roberts & Bro.
Hopper Cat0r, +. Hutchinson,
+. l. Lawrence's Sons, Andrew Reiter & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Movements OF Governor Lee and His
Ntfe.

Mrs. Fitzhugh Lee, who went with
the Governor to Washington Thursday
to fill an engagement 10 dine with tn
President, Mrs. Cleveland, and Cabinet,
returned to the city yesterday. The
Governor has left Washington TO go
with party Of Richmond men on a
trip to st. Paul, Minnesota. He will
be gone perhaps about five or six dsyS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Murdered His wife and Child aud
Then Suiefded.
lBy telegrapb 10 tho Dispatch. J

10y l'I'RTaV0 I0 Iho UlspaWh.I
Chicago, January 2l.-A special
from Weathcrford, Texas, says: Near
Agnes yesterday John Dickey, Il farm
er, without any warning, murdered his
wife, breaking her skull with a stick OF
wood. His throe-ycar-old child, who
WAS in the arms OF its grandmother, he
then killed in spite Of all that could be-
done by the grandmother TO save the
child's life. The murderer then walked
TO the side of has dead wife and shot
himself through the head. Dickey two
or three weeks ago gave signs Of tenn
ponry insanity for few days, but it
was thought that lie had fully recov-
cred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Marriage OF Mr.. Reilly aud Miss
Crane.

At st. James Episcopal church on
Wednesday morning Mr.. James Reilly
and Miss Rebecca Crane were unitadin
marriage by Rev. DR.. Petarkin. The
brlde-oue Of West Eirginms lovely
and accomplished daughters WIS given
away by her cousin and adopted father,
General David Hunter Strother, eX-
Consul-General TO Mexico. The groom
is a most estimable and popular Young
man and n prominent merchant OF
West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Hastings Court. Yesterday

In the case Of J. W. Mcdonald, who
was brought here on arequisition from
Lexington, Ky, charged with CON
plicity in the robbery Of Thomas Carr,
\ noHc proscqW was entered, rs one %
TIE principal witnesses in the case
(Carr) has recently died.
c. ]. Watson (colored), charged with
for0ery Acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
CIarksou Fined Sa5.

The continued case of Samuel B.
Clarkson (coloredl, who keeps a bar
room on Broad street between Sixth
and Seventh, charged with keepin
his place open on Sunday, was called in
the Police Court yesterday moraing.
officer Sutton said he say several per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Supreme Court Of Appeals. Yester-

McDear1nan against Hodnctt. Ar
pued 10y Colonel John II. Guy for ap
pellec ard W. W. Henry, Esq, for ap
pellant, and submitted.
Stultz against ingles. Argued 10y >.
4. Anderson, Esq, tor appellant and
Judge Bergman Green for appellee
and continued until Monday next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
keIisON ri.

The wcll-known merchant tailor. Mr..
John Latouche, has removed to No. 20
north Ninth street, where he is pre-
pared 10 serve his friends and the pub
lie with clothing made mp in the latest
STYLES at reasonable prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
TUE FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE

i Of tuE NURSERY.
The following e. an oXIas from letter writ
ten to Tie Cert aa Gef.fs.,i Messenger, AZ Chain-
oersbufgh, Fem.
4 BkNEfACTRESS.
Just open the door for her. aud Mrs win.lox
will prove ne American Florence Nightingale
4 the NuVery. Oi thir ne are - sure that We
viii teach our "Susy 20 say, "A blessing on
Mrs. Winslow Tor helping her 10 survive and
cscape the gripping. c0licklng. ana teething
siege. Mrs. WINSLON''S SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the ctiid frcn, rain and cur-s dye
entory Gnd dlarrhed :. softens the gums, re-
duces iniamm silon, cures wind-coiic, and car
ries the infant safely through the toething pc
riod ltpeforms precisely what II PROCESSES 10
perform, every part oi i'-noshlng les, We
have never sse0 Mr,. wlaslow--know her only
through the preparation Of her "soo.hing
syrup for Children rcething." II We hal tho
power We woaid make her, a. she Il, q physical
saviour 10 he infant race. Sold by ali drug
gls,a. 20 cents a bottle. IA Isesi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Doing business without License.

In accordance with a decision OF the
Supreme Court of Appeals rendered
Thursday all persons who have been
doing business in this city without
Ecense-upon "tender of coupons y
will be indicted at the next term of the
Hastings Court.
All who wish to escape prosecution
must pay Assistant Treasurer Tinsley
in money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22

Having returned from Florida ! will
hereafter give my personal attention to
all sittmgs at my Gallery, and guar
antec strictly frst-class work.
G.. ". DAVIS. S27 Broad. street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Hn.cs Hnsea. isOscs.

and al kinds Of Cut Flowers, Funeral
designs. &c.. at short notice
W. l.. TNrERLAKE, Florist,
removed 10 220 north Ninth street,
Riclmond. Va. Phone -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Funeral OF sister Henrietta. Of th'
Lftnc hiNicre OF The Poor.

LittIC Sisters of the Poor.
The funeral OF Sister Henrietta,
whose death WAS announced in the
DiaJ0fch of yesterday. took place yes
terday morning at @ o'clock from Tn,
chapel of the Little Sisters of the Poor
The body laid in state in the ceutr.
aisle of the chapel, facing the altar IN
the sanctuary were Very Rev. \. Van
de- Vvvcr and Rev. f. j. Ticrney, OF
tine Cathedral. Ecys John T.. Doherty
and John l.. Iicrnan, of 81 Patrick
Rev. John Il. Slattcrv, Of -. Josephs
and seven acolytcs from the Cathedral
The chapel was filled with >ympathizina
friends. the inmates of the house, am
the following gentlemen who acted "a.
pall-hcmCrs: Frank j. Parrater, john
h. Mollcy, William Dailron, William
f.. Turccil, Alexander Hicrholzor, Der
uard Wittcamp, William Rankin, and
Darius Columlus.
Rev. T.. J. Tiemcv celebrated rc-
duicm mass, after which Very Rev. \.
Van dc Nyvcr. vested with cape, pro-
cccded to the place where tho remain
Of the dead Sister laid, and spoh' IN q
vcrv touching manner of the heroic lit.
that She had lived. lie alluded to the
religious vows which she had taken
which She had in her hands, written and
signed hy herself when she made hen
profcsson-namcly the VOWS of power
tv. obedience. and chastity. He then
pronomccdt the ahsolution, after which
the funeral cortc0c moved on to Calya-
w cemetery, where the remains wera
inferred. Rev. +. J. Iicrnoy performing
fhe last rite.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Inr ,run DnXS Only

the sale Of Williams n Ford stock Of
boots and shoes at 3l9 Broad street,
will be continued Great bargains will
lc offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
Personal.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS EX-
HI ECUTOR Of the estate Of JOHN o.
SIEGEk, deceased, all persons having claims
against Il viii present tho same 10 me Tor pay
ment, aud those indebted 10 it will please come
forward aud settle X. II. sTEGER,
ia l2-i0t Executor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22

T. d COOK, 10 a. NJ. AMI 80 p ~, q he
honsekeepers' EmpoFium, housrk eepipx
goods. &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, 10 A NJ, horses. nssl.s.
bus2tes, wagons. &e.; attl A. ~. o,w, a. q
calves pair horses, and bar 4 -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
SYMPOSIUM.
Richmond, Va, Jan.ary q, 1881.
OFFICERS o. ACCA TEMPLE.
THE Ut EoIS.
The following is full list of the visi-

tors:
Samuel Briggs, Joseph T. Eakins, James Nc
Gee, George ". Miilar. William ). faierspn,
Charles Heyzcr. Horace Harrington. Charles
Grinlths, Charles Ketterer Alex. RObert5)n,
Herm. j. Emerson, Edward Junett. ". Mullone,
James v. kirby William Neely, George
Scott Charles Scott, John IL Su33a,
Charles II. Anderson, Joseph Miller, Charles
Pugb, j. A. Roeenbaum. G. Vreeland, William
ID. May. George May, Il. Osborn, James Hogan.
Charles q. Byaxmar, A. W. Follett, q. II. Rich
mdson, L. w. Price, = Fem, H. W. Pope, y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22

Mrs. Tuustall left yesterday for her
home at Little Plymouth, in King and
Queen. She says she Will not receive
one cent. Of the money from the sale Of
CMycrius's book that she has enough
TO take care Of her the balance Of her
life, and that the proceeds OF the book
sale will go 10 Willie Cuverus and hi-
parents 'EE3r" - --.r.'-' ,--...'-s -
Mrs. Tunstall has been heard to say
that the regret of her life is that she did
not remain with the prisoner at the jail
during the last hours oi his life.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22

J. Brogan. Victor Arnold, william II. Ju-
nett. J. panforih Banker. W. ;. beVo,'
J. Reed, G.. A. Marsh, T. $. u. shaw, NJ. ~, >
u. Mcllr0y, VI. D., John spradly NJ d.. James
T. Griiman. Curtis Belts, D. Naugie, Stephsh
Dolhear. Emil kosmnk. Frcl. SchwalenDerg
Isaac Ftomme. Henry Frommc. George W on
Charles Fugeri, --- FOlkheincr, Henry l. MI
ner. j. T. Davis, W. 4. Cole, II. u. Curtis. W.
Mayer, j. W. Richardson. X. g. Richards
". H. Weston. T.. VI. Murtfeldt, c. Gl6D', O.
.Iacobs. William Berry. J. Noycr, G.. Wendcr-
hold. Joseph Farrind. Ellis Mcekes, W. II.
Meckcs, u. j. DcmRrest, VI. ". Co'k, L. Reed
W. H. Tunis. b. T. Nea;ch. William Town
send stephen Anleck, l. DE Lysle, j. >.
". Moran. G.. Russell. j. Wicker {. wis
W II. Neatcit, VI. II. Dodge, ". d, ).
y. Markey NJ. Snyres Thomas Burkhardt ".
II. neGraaf. James Cochrane, Robert Grey, do-
teTh Never. j. .. lngling. Fred, Cumming, q.
g.. Silver frank T. Miller G.. II. Grant, n. =.
smith, s'illweu Walker. Fred. Hamilton,
j. G. Weaver. George Robinson, John b. Jn.
deIhll. James kcmpster, George Shnltzi D.
Fowler. George G. Lyon, Lyon lamson, Geore'
Wiley n. X. Woodruff, John li,tl'' George
y. Eddy, Isaac r. Gorham, II. Mcitwen, A. T.
Hills. ". D., Amos Sec, \. G. Johus0n' \ b.
Smelling, - Snort George W. Shellas
snare. Thomas Anderson, John ". llol
brook, James Snodgrass, Thomas Leigh.
Charles +. White samuel lernune'
James Ferguson, VI. d., j. 4. Arnold. --
Hughes, Thomas Moore, J. Black, y futiercr,
John Harmed. f. D. Baker, !. HarwOod, j. a.
Delehey, W. G. Potter, a. l. Potter. Jamrs
Cocroft j. Il. Long. G. b. Mason, A. W. Fuller
G. D. Andrews. J. b. Porter, - Even,
William Mckee, Edwin Gates, !. D. An
dcrson, NJ }. Sherlock, VI. KOst Val
onune Hamman, r. +. Holmes. William
Locharty. William +. Smith, Joseph r. Waring
John H. Blaisdell. John B. Russell. Louis Hal
len, VI. Grimes. j. Stuart Gilen,J !. Y. Pratt, j.
q. II. Meyer. II. Richtberg. John a. D6yis alt
10y. George Lusrh. - Becker, George j..
French. George Anderson, l. b. Culliu.
As the visitors marched through the
streets, according to the progrpma
announced yesterday, they presented "a
very handsome appearance, and were
cOmplimeuted on all hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
venns at Mozart Hal

verius at Mozart Hall on tie night oI
March 13, 1885, a DispGfch reporter
sought her at her home on Marshall
street yesterday and got from her the
following statement:
was well acquainted with t. j.
Cluvcrius. and knew him for several
years. He was my escort to Richmond
College the night he took his first
bonors there, and / often met with him
afterwards. | was at the Mozart Hall
with my husband ON the night
Of the 18th Of March. 1885 and
saw in the audience a gentleman
that I took to he Mr. Cluverius he
was rs much like Cluvcrius as one per
son can be- like another. The follow
ing morning at breakfast ! told MY
mother that Mr.. Tommie Cluverius was
in The city, and ! said 81 saw him last
night at The Mozart" Myself and hus-
band went to the Mozart very often
TINT season. 4 few nights after
this, and after Cluycrius was arrested,
] was again at the. Mozart Hall.
The house was packed with people, and
/ remember rcmarking to my husband:
"Look, did you ever see 50 many peo-
pie as are here tonight" aud as
glanced over the crowd ! saw a gentle
man who looked like Cluverius, and
called my husbands attention TO him
and he inquired, els that the same
person that you saw the other night 90
yosmuch struck with thercsemblance.
Int | could not say that it was the
same gentleman it may have been.
but / can't say that it was T. J. Clu-
vcrius that / saw on the night Of March
18th at the Mozart. You can say in
your paper, and rest assured that if one
word Of mine could have saved him,
/ would not have waited to be sum
moucd ms witness, but would have
readily made known the fact to the
proper authorities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
THE VACANT ROOM.
CLUvTRIUSs PRISON HOME STILL
KEPT UNDER LOCK AND KEY.
The Gcraniums, However, Removed Thore-
from-Eew Points in this
Case, sc.


room at the city Jail and the widely
circulated mmor that Cluycrius's gera-
NUNS had been in the past day on two
taken thcrcfrom and distributed amon3
friends a ,Dispaich man yesterday
aelcd:
Sergeant Smith, did You ever pro
mise Tommic CiuNerius or any one els
that Won would not open the room oc-
cur.cd by the deceased before a certain
time?
No. quickly replied the Sergeant,
So never promised anybody anything
about IT, Why do YOU ask -
"Bccausc so many people think that
when the room Is opened a confession
Will be- found therein, and they imagine
that Cuvcrius got you 10 promise not
To- oucn the room until the sale Of his
book is well nigh exhausted.
"Oh. that's nonsense said Nr
Smith. with q laugh. "Thc truth
about thc matter is ! haven't had time
to have the room opened. ] have been
very busy / want to bc present when
the room is opened. just as soon as !
Qot time 1 will have the room opened
probably early next week"
"Who has the key '
Mi Dunn. He hls hal it ever
since the day of the execution.
THE ROOM
The DiApa'ch learns That the room
occupied hy Cuycrius cHs opened the
day after the execution (but from the
above conversation it must be supposed
without the knowledge of Mr. Smith,
and the gcmuiums and other plants
therein were taken out to keep them
from dying.
n is claimed. however that nothing
/ else WIS touched i'm the room except the
plants. that all other things books,
1c. will not bc disturbed until th"
| City Sergeant considers the propertlmc
has arrived.
! DID Not HLLEyE ~ CONFESSION 10 MiN.
in conversation with q reporter Of
/ this paper yesterday one of Sergeant
Smiths corps remarked: "Cmyer,u,
did not believe in general confession
of guilt to his lcllow-mon, think.
WI, f,n T'it I'm w. W" III, Ahnnt rs.l
80. ,..,' 'Ja,.I I.r,r. 'Clnv.r;ns W,e brn~
,'as ttu,;r,, to linn nno J,v w.
,,.r. .ro.l;n9g aIort corf,..;Ho f, a
,,s.. CafLofc von know W.u
! r,,.. ....;,. r.,,.,.l,i t,,,~.
..J Lac. sr,rcbcd IN fine Eiblo and
, can't find ANYTHING 4b3t nroyo. f. ,,o
u.44 WV f1,, to confol, NV sin. m
,,..u C.,, ,n,5'
Well" saws !. eff Won don't con.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22

VHE DAUGHTERS OF Mr..
Il CHARLES LEON LRrELLIER, who died
in Richmond, Va, In 1851 or iso2. are invited 10
send their address 10 tho French Consul,
Charleston. =. c., and they wiil receive CON-
mrnleaiicn Of interest 70 them. Aids
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22
(Hf Flowers.

PoseIuds, of all the leading varieties,
at J. J. Harvey's, No. 9 east Broad
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22

Having IN cur oncial capacity "a members Of
Plymouth Hospital Committee been asked %
test and prove the effectiveness OF many differ
eIt articles 10 be used "a disinfectants In sick
rooms and - preyeutiyes of Infectious fevers,
report thai Darbys prophriacsc Fluid has been
thoroughly tested during the rccen. Typhoid
epidemic in this place. II proved most eflca-
cious In staying the spr nd Of the fever.
I. II. ARMSTRONG, :. ". DAVENPORT,
=. A. OPP, o. VI. LANCE,
THOMAS KERR, JANIS LEE, Jr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22

The City Sergeant received letter
Yesterday from Mr.. c. J. Madison,
failcr of Fannie Lillian Madison, i'll
which he asked the Sergeant to kc p
tine trunk and other effects of ms
dau4htcI until hc could come to Rich
muud and get them.
The tumkand MI the clothing Of poor
Lillian Madison which were brought
here from Bath after her murder are in
the keeping of the City Sergeant, as
are those found in the canvas bag III
the river. The red shawl which was
found upon Mr.. Dmstan's fence, on
Reservoir street, and the hat found IN
the dead-house, near the reservoir, are
in the trunk.
Mr.. Madison will get here the first
mart of next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-22

"BRowN's BRoNcHIAL TRocHEs" are widely
known a. an admirable remedy for Bronchitis.
Hoarseness, Coughs, and Throat troubles. S0id
only ia bores.